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Rather, since you're doing this to get rid of the annoyance they pose to you, I think that you could get away with just killing every single cricket in where you live. You could convince people that all the crickets in your country or city in particular are of the world-ending kind, and, there you go, your job is way easier. I mean, yeah, honestly, going with just killing every cricket in your city is probably the best, in all factors. If you wanted to kill crickets on a country-wide scale or more, then it's a bit hard to sweep under the rug and also will consume a lot of resources, like, there's gonna be a whole army out there, searching every single inch of a forest for crickets to kill. And urban areas as well, I mean, there are gonna be crickets living around the city, we'll have to kill them as well. So, yeah, I guess you have to keep the operation small. I would just do the place I live in, and just to be safe, a certain area around it. It's still likely not going to be that easy to go ahead and kill every single cricket around, but it's definitely doable, I think. What's the worst that could happen? Really, the only problem I can imagine is people being scared that the crickets will infect them and not wanting to do the job, but, you could just make something up like having to do a needle that defends you against the cricket's attacks, but say that it only works for a certain time and that we don't have an infinite supply of it to go around, so that the crickets will eventually end humanity if we don't make use of it now. While the needles are just a harmless, but slight headache inducing mixture, of course. This both negates the risk of people wondering why the crickets don't actually kill them, and also the fear. Pretty genius. Beyond that, the whole thing should go pretty smoothly. If we couldn't genocide crickets in a certain vicinity, what kind of advanced civilization would we really be? Not a very good one.
